Warehouse Associate / Forklift Operator $22/Hour
$22/Hour
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$22/Hour
About the role
- At least 1 year of hands-on forklift and reach truck operating experience.
- Previous warehouse experience involving picking, packing, shipping, receiving, and inventory control.
- Familiarity with UPS/LTL shipping procedures and bills of lading.
- Experience using RF scanners or warehouse management systems.
- Basic computer skills and the ability to learn new systems.
- Strong attention to detail and a commitment to accuracy.
- A dependable work history and consistent attendance.
- Ability to work independently while contributing to a team.
- Flexibility to handle different responsibilities as warehouse needs change.
- Work boots required.
- What Makes This Opportunity Worth Considering$22 per hour
- Full-time, contract-to-hire opportunity
- Potential to transition into a permanent position.
- Established company with a supportive, team-oriented environment.
- Opportunity to use your forklift skills while gaining experience across warehouse operations.
- A position where reliability, initiative, and a strong work ethic are valued.
- Ready to Get Started?
- We're looking for someone who brings experience, takes initiative, works safely, and understands that being a great warehouse associate means doing more than just driving a forklift.
- If you have forklift and reach truck experience and are looking for a solid opportunity in Coppell, apply today with your current resume.
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